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# [Type-Safe IPC Between Angular and Electron](https://cchandurkar.hashnode.dev/type-safe-ipc-between-angular-and-electron?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

How a shared contract keeps Angular, preload, and Electron main in sync - with the wiring already built into the starter.

Sep 26 · 6 min read · cchandurkar.hashnode.dev  
Updated Oct 2  
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[Chaitanya Chandurkar](https://hashnode.com/@cchandurkar)

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I’m a software engineer who enjoys building things that solve real problems - especially the kind of tools I wish already existed. Most of my work sits somewhere between backend systems, data, developer tooling, and product engineering. Outside of my day job, I like experimenting with small products, open-source projects, and ideas that start as “what if?” and slowly turn into something usable.

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